The Saragossa Inn  

Located on a quiet residential street, The Saragossa Inn is based on the essence of family and considers children of all ages. The Inn is located in the historical district only blocks from the heart of St. Augustine’s historical business district. The Inn is a pleasant stroll from the city’s eclectic mix of restaurants and shops, giving guests the added leisure of leaving their car parked in the inn’s shaded parking lot for the entire visit if desired. The next time you visit St. Augustine, whether it’s for a weekend or more? let your memories of this historical city begin with a relaxing stay at The Saragossa Inn.

Amenities: Air conditioning, Fridge, Coffee Maker, TV, Cable, Stereo, Wireless Internet, Shared deck(s), and more...

Cancellation Policy: REFUND WITH AT LEAST A 7-DAY NOTICE (14 DAYS FOR HOLIDAYS). A $50 CANCELLATION CHARGE APPLIES

We have pets. Children are welcome.

Breakfast: Every morning Gibbs prepares a full-course gourmet breakfast for his guests in the common dining area upstairs.

Driving Directions: From North: From I-95, exit onto SR 16 (Exit 318) and go East approximately 7 miles to US 1. Turn right onto US 1 South and go 2 1/2 miles to Saragossa St. Turn left upon Saragossa Street which is between Herbie Wiles Insurance and Rick's Muffler. Go through the first stop sign. We are halfway down the block on the left.

From South: From I-95, exit onto SR 207 (Exit 311) and go East approximately 7 miles to US 1. Turn left onto US 1 North and go past the first traffic light (King St.) Turn right upon Saragossa Street which is between Rick's Muffler and Herbie Wiles Insurance. Go through the first stop sign. We are halfway down the block on the left.

Local Area Attractions: In the Ancient City, you will see looming ahead our most prominent landmarks, the St. Augustine Lighthouse, accessed by the Bridge of Lions. Once on Anastasia Island, you will also find the Alligator Farm, one of St. Augustine's oldest attractions, and Raging Watersports located at the Conch House Marina, for an exhilarating jet ski or speed boat ride on the bay. As you cross back over Matanzas River toward city center, you'll see the Schooner Freedom docked at the Municipal Marina. You can also see the city while taking a Scenic River Cruise. Straight ahead you will find Flagler College, once the winter home of the rich and famous, as it was previously the Ponce de Leon Hotel during its heyday. Follow your way up King Street to the Lightner Museum and the San Sebastian Winery. Along the way, you'll notice all the galleries and shops in the St. Augustine Arts District. The city can easily be toured aboard the Old Town Trolley Tours, with ticket locations and stops throughout the city. The one hour guided tour will take you to such sites as Ripley's Believe It or Not museum, the Castillo de San Marcos, Mission Nombre de Dios, and many more. While you are touring St. Augustine, visit any number of Antique Association shops or the Antique Warehouse, where you just might find the deal of a lifetime. Bicycles and scooters can be found at Solano Cycle so you may tour the city at your own pace.

Onsite Activities: Private Entrance with an adjoining porch, Private Bathroom, Refrigerator, Coffee Service, CD/Radio Sound System, Television, Iron & Ironing Board, Hairdryer, Flashlight, Alarm Clock